Alquileres vacacionales en bed and breakfasts en Marion County

Giant Sunflower — in our old (1871) Kentucky home

Our Giant Sunflower room is the largest room located on the 2nd floor. It overlooks the original formal entry of the home. A grand sugar maple over 150 years old greets you as you look to the north. This bright room offers a comfy couch, a reading chair and a king-sized bed with luxurious organic cotton sheets. The private hall bathroom with a large tub and shower just outside your room. Cotton robes and slippers await as well as a delicious continental breakfast when you decide to rise & shine.

Queen Room, Private Bath, Book lovers dream

This room, the Lincoln Library, is incredible for the book, history or antique lover. Sleep in a Queen Sized Half Tester Bed, cozy up to the gas fireplace in a recliner, gaze out the 9 foot windows over the neighboring farm or spend hours browsing through the antique books. There is a private en suite in the room with a shower. This room is located on the 2nd floor, accessed only by stairs. We serve a home made dessert each evening, and a hot, made from scratch breakfast each morning.

Upstairs Queen Bed + 2 twins, private bath

The room is located on the 2nd floor, accessed by stairs. There is a Queen sized poster bed and 2 twin beds in the room. Additional 3rd and 4th person for $50 each. Two 9 foot windows overlook the patio area with old maple trees. There is a private en suite with a shower in the room. Two wingback chairs next to the window provide a great conversational corner. We serve a home made dessert each evening and a made from scratch breakfast each morning.

Queen + Full Bed, private bath

Located on the 2nd floor, this room offers one queen and one full sized bed. Sleeps 2, but room for 3 or 4 for additional fee of $50 each. There is a private en suite with a shower, and wingback chairs for sitting. Three 9-foot windows over look the front horse pasture or patio with firepit. We serve a home made dessert each evening and a made from scratch breakfast each morning.